The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-09-23
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M. C. Knight and l.. Kelly left on
Monday for Rochester, where they
have four weeks job.
Miss Belle Brock has fine school of
20 scholars at So. Newbury, Lizzie
Park has the same number at Bolton
vile.
Wells River is now struggling with
the fire engine problem, whether or no
they shall occupy $4,000. engine. Re-
ports have it that its about an evenly
divided contest.
f E. Avery has been Smuggling and
otherwise repairing the residence of j.
M. Goodwin.
One year has marked many improy-
ments in school district No. 4. James
johnson has built over his barn, VIM.
Bailey has painted his fine set of farm
buildings; A. Greer has moved the
large barn from the Stevens place and
connected it with the other barn and
painted the whole set; S. l.. Swasev
and Bailey & Co. have built large and
commodious stores; j. M. Goodwin
has added story to his house; DR..
Watkins has put furnace in his house
and newly painted it; DR.. DeVore has
put in new windows and otherwise i'm
proved his premises; Samuel Boyce has
opened up fish and oyster market;
Jacob Worthen has painted and thor
oughly repaired the old "Yellow Board
ing House and built bean barn; the
common has been moved twice, the
fountain has operated all summer squirt
ing water towards Sawyer's. We have
a graded school with 45 scholars; three
ministers; two churches; two doctors;
two butchers; good hotel; summer
boarding house and grand list of
$3059.01 school tax of cents on the
dollar; and peace reigns supreme in
No. 4.
Just received at Bailey & Cos. one
carload of Diamond flour, shorts, fine
feed, etc. etc. A full line of Plymouth
and Littleton gloves and mittens and
a full line of axes including the famous
o. L. Hindes mounted axe. Wanted
1000 doz. fresh eggs.
Was Hazen right or was he wrong?
That's the question. Newbury people
know this man Hazen and for him
they have always entertained the
highest respect, and are 10th to believe
he changed his support from the Ha-
zen to the Atherton Bill for any per-
sonal pecuniary gain. Mr.. Hazen
made his fatal mistake in not changing
his views Immediately after the White
field special town meeting when his
townsmen voted by large majority to
sustain the Anterior bill.
Sixteen tickets were sold from this
station on Wednesday for the St.
Johnsbury fair. When the train came
in there was only one passenger car,
and that car was already too full.
Samuel Boyce has enlarged his fish
and oyster business and will soon open
a market in the Leslie shoe shop.
Rev. A. j. Hough's poem reproduce
ed in last OPINION was gladly and APP
received by it's many read.
ers, Notwithstanding the Argus Brad
ford correspondent, who is eating
crow in sorrow.
South Newbury, West Newbury and
Newbury Centre. Three post offices
three or four miles apart. A daily
mail carrier. If it could be all put
into one book, simply written, setting
forth the war fights, petitions, remon-
strances, threats, broken hearts and
broken words that have happened from
one end to the other of this innocent
nail route since Uncle John Woods re-
;ired to private life. 1t is the preva-
lent opinion that Henry Heath has
made a good postmaster and had bet
er keep hold the throttle for a while
onger.